【法规名称】
【颁布时间】 2002-08-02
【法规编号】 43186 什么是编号？
【正 文】
第2页 IMPLEMENTING ARRANGEMENT #14 CONTINUING DEVELOPMENT OF THE LOCAL ANALYSIS AND PREDICTION SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT OF A WARNING DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM PURSUANT TO THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE TAIPEI ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE IN THE UNITED STATES
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[接上页] ───────────────── FSL and CWB will continue to enchance CWB's current forecast wo-rkstation, the Weather Integration and Nowcasing System (WINS)to take the advantage of AWIPS' evolution path. FSL will supportupgrading WINS Ⅱ with AWIPS 5.2 Linux and provide the necessarytraining. FSL and CWB will also integrate the GIS terrain database whichwill be available as part of Task #2. The important GIS backgro-und map display will provide forecasters with another dimensionof viewing capability by combining the weather data with map ba-ckgrounds, watersheds and impact features. FSL and CWB will integrate the outputs from QPE-SUMS as part ofWINS Ⅱ system. This is an initial SCAN (System for ConvectiviAnalysis and Nowcating) related work. SCAN is an integrated sui-te of applications which detects, analyzes and monitors convent-ion and generates short-term probabilistic forecast and warningguidance for severe weather and flash flood. For example, FFMPis the Flash Flood Monitoring and Prediction component of SCAN,which is provided by the current AWIPS (Build 5.1.2) workstation. FSL will continue to provide training of CWB forecasters on theuse of the AWIPS system including LAPS products, new features ofAWIPS 5.2, and the GFE (Graphical Forecast Editor) of the Inter-active Forecast Preparation technique (IFP). FSL will also prov-ide technical support on D3D and GFE software customization toCWB, so that CWB can include these two components as part of WI-NS Ⅱ. Task #4 -Continuting Interaction on Earlier Cooperative Projects──────────────────────────────── Several earlier cooperative tasks have been completed. Technolo-gy has been transferred successfully and is beginning to the us-ed operationally at CWB. FSL's development in these areas conti-nues, and further CWB/FSL interaction is important to keep CWBstaff up-to-date on current developments. This task will allowcontinuing internation at an appropriate level, including new s-oftware releases of the forecast information system including t-he internet-based forecast workstation, data assimilation, fore-caster training, exchange of visits, copying papers and reports,and e-mail interaction. Atricle Ⅳ- Financial Provisions ──────────────── In accordance with the Agreement, NOAA/FSL is undertaking thiswork as the designated representative of AIT. TECRO is requiredto reimburse AIT for all costs incurred by AIT's designated rep-resentative, NOAA/FSL, in association with the project coveredby this Imeplementing Arrangement. AIt will transfer to NOAA/FSLall payments made by TECRO to AIt for costs incured by NOAA/FSLin association with this Implementing Arrangement. Ths total co-st for activities described in this Implementing Arrangement ismutually agreemtn to by U.S. $ 600,000,00. TECRO agrees to tran-sfer fifty percent of the funds to AIt in advance. with the rem-aining fifty percent to the transferred upon completion of theyear's activities. Article Ⅴ- Intellectual Property Considerations ───────────────────────── No intellectual property considerations are expected to arise inconjunction with activities described in this Implementing Arra-ngment. Existing system designs and computer software of the FSLForecast System are in the public domain. Reports, specificatio-ns, and computer software prepared under this Implementing Arra-ngement also will be in the public domain once NOAA and CWB haveapproved them in final form. Atticle Ⅵ- Effective Date, Amendment, and Termination ─────────────────────────── This Implementing Arrangement is effective on the date of the l-ast signature hereto. This Implementing Arrangement may be amen-ded and/or teminated in accordance with the terms of the Agreem-ent. The estimated completion date for the activities describedin this Implementing Arrangement is December 31, 2002. FOR THE TAIPEI ECONOMIC AND FOR THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE INCULTURAL REPRESENTATIVE TAIWAN OFFICE IN THE UNITED STATES ──────────────────────────── Lyushun ShenBarbara Schrage Deputy Representative Deputy managing Director ──────────────────────────── DateDate 1.0-Background and Objectives ─────────────── This Statement of Work addresses tasks that will be undertakenby teh joint team of FSL and CWB personnel in accordance with t-he terms of Implementing Arrangement #14 of the Agreement Betwe-en the Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office in theUnited States (TECRO) and the American Institute in Taiwan (AIT)for Technical cooperation in Meteorology and Forecast Systems B-evelopmnet, which provides for technical cooperation between TE-CRO's designated representative, the Taiwan Central - Weather D-ureau (CWB) and AIT's designated representative, the U.S Nation-al Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Forecast Systems La-boratory (NOAA/FSL). The two designated representatives coopera-te on the development of meteorology and forecast systems.The WFO-Advanced system currently under develoment at the NOAA'sForecast Systems Laboratory (FSL) in Boulder Colorado has beendeployed as an essential part of AWIPS (Advanced Weather Intern-ative Processing System) for the U.S. National Weather Service (NWS). The WFO-Advanced system development has been a very impor-tant cooperative activity between FSL and CWB. |
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